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Definition of Turkish in English: Turkishadjective ˈtəːkɪʃˈtərkɪʃ 1Relating to Turkey or to the Turks or their language. Example sentencesExamples - The Turkish language, due to Turkey's Islamic heritage, originally used Arabic script.
- Lovestruck teenager Rachael Lloyd arrived back in the UK yesterday, after seeing her Turkish lover jailed for five years.
- The Turkish goalkeeper had been so dismissive of United's chances before the game but he obviously had not seen much of Rooney.
- This is no reflection on the people of Turkey or the Turkish population of York.
- Here, the Turkish press had assembled to meet the buses.
- Recent article have mentioned further foot-dragging on the part of the Turkish Parliament.
- She was holidaying with Mrs Lloyd, and her sister Becky, 16, when she began her relationship with the Turkish barman.
- The Turkish language taught and spoken in Bulgaria now, is much closer to the language spoken in contemporary Turkey.
- It's splendid decor evokes images of a mysterious Turkish palace.
- Businessman Paul Cleasby is home from a Turkish jail in time for Christmas but has been left counting the huge financial and personal cost of his ordeal.
- He decreed that the Roman Script would be used for the Turkish language.
- This very abridged story from a Turkish newspaper could be of interest.
- Tens of thousands of people danced in the streets of Istanbul and other Turkish towns and cities and showered each other with confetti and red rose petals.
- Well, I think the role of Turkey and the Turkish government is fascinating.
- I moved into the English language the way I moved along with the Turkish language.
- Many people here might consider taking a winter break in Turkey, but the idea of a Turkish family coming to Scotland in winter is a novelty.
- The management hopes to invite Turkish musicians to accompany the dancing, which will perhaps make it more festive as well.
- Two days and an enormous amount of Turkish money later, I, along with five New Zealanders and an Aussie, set sail.
- Tas is now on trial in Turkey, charged with insulting the Turkish state and its founder.
- This restaurant fails in all areas of snob value bar one: for the connoisseur seeking authentic Turkish cuisine.
- 1.1historical Relating to or associated with the Ottoman Empire.
Example sentencesExamples - Much of the architecture in Titograd reflects the Turkish influence of the Ottoman Empire.
- The bridge, built under the Turkish Ottoman empire, was destroyed.
noun ˈtəːkɪʃˈtərkɪʃ mass nounThe official language of Turkey, a Turkic language spoken by about 50 million people. It was written in the Arabic script until 1928, when the Roman alphabet was adopted. Example sentencesExamples - Choose your favorite political clichés and have them all translated into Turkish.
- Musharraf, an Urdu speaker, lived in Turkey from the age of six to 13, and speaks Turkish fluently.
- The two languages spoken in Cyprus are Greek and Turkish, but English is spoken by almost everybody there.
- They, like the lower urban class, tend to speak Turkish with regional accents and grammatical peculiarities.
- I could recognize it was Turkish, but otherwise did not understand a word.
- Enough has been written about how the word came from Persian or Turkish.
- Since 1928, thanks to Kemal Ataturk, Turkish is written in a slightly modified version of the Roman alphabet.
- Its arguments were that Turkish is not the official language of the country so it could not be officially used in state institutions.
- Most Muslims in Australia speak Arabic, followed by Turkish, English only, Indonesian or Malay, and Urdu.
- Cahit barely speaks Turkish; when he meets Sibel's family her brother comments on the fact.
- He knows he has to speak English and, fortunately, my Turkish has improved so I can understand him.
- They spoke an Altaic language related to Mongol and Turkish, and still constitute a distinct ethnic group in China.
- He was in his early forties, and not uncultured; he spoke French and Turkish as well as Arabic.
- There was not one person on duty who spoke any language other than Turkish.
- The information will be given in English, Spanish, Turkish, Arabic, Chinese and Russian.
- During the Ottoman era, Turkish was written in Arabic script, from right to left.
- I presume studies on the influence of Turkish on the Persian language and Arabic, have been done.
- She told me that as she is growing older, whenever she gets emotional, the words come out in Turkish.
- When they switch to Farsi or throw in some Turkish, I lose what little grasp I have on the conversation.
- Farsi, Arabic, and Turkish are what Middle Eastern history students call primary source languages.
Definition of Turkish in US English: TurkishadjectiveˈtərkiSHˈtərkɪʃ 1Relating to Turkey or to the Turks or their language. Example sentencesExamples - The Turkish goalkeeper had been so dismissive of United's chances before the game but he obviously had not seen much of Rooney.
- The Turkish language, due to Turkey's Islamic heritage, originally used Arabic script.
- She was holidaying with Mrs Lloyd, and her sister Becky, 16, when she began her relationship with the Turkish barman.
- Tens of thousands of people danced in the streets of Istanbul and other Turkish towns and cities and showered each other with confetti and red rose petals.
- The Turkish language taught and spoken in Bulgaria now, is much closer to the language spoken in contemporary Turkey.
- This is no reflection on the people of Turkey or the Turkish population of York.
- The management hopes to invite Turkish musicians to accompany the dancing, which will perhaps make it more festive as well.
- Recent article have mentioned further foot-dragging on the part of the Turkish Parliament.
- Businessman Paul Cleasby is home from a Turkish jail in time for Christmas but has been left counting the huge financial and personal cost of his ordeal.
- This restaurant fails in all areas of snob value bar one: for the connoisseur seeking authentic Turkish cuisine.
- This very abridged story from a Turkish newspaper could be of interest.
- I moved into the English language the way I moved along with the Turkish language.
- He decreed that the Roman Script would be used for the Turkish language.
- Well, I think the role of Turkey and the Turkish government is fascinating.
- It's splendid decor evokes images of a mysterious Turkish palace.
- Lovestruck teenager Rachael Lloyd arrived back in the UK yesterday, after seeing her Turkish lover jailed for five years.
- Tas is now on trial in Turkey, charged with insulting the Turkish state and its founder.
- Many people here might consider taking a winter break in Turkey, but the idea of a Turkish family coming to Scotland in winter is a novelty.
- Here, the Turkish press had assembled to meet the buses.
- Two days and an enormous amount of Turkish money later, I, along with five New Zealanders and an Aussie, set sail.
- 1.1historical Relating to or associated with the Ottoman Empire.
Example sentencesExamples - Much of the architecture in Titograd reflects the Turkish influence of the Ottoman Empire.
- The bridge, built under the Turkish Ottoman empire, was destroyed.
nounˈtərkiSHˈtərkɪʃ The Turkic language that is the official language of Turkey. Example sentencesExamples - Cahit barely speaks Turkish; when he meets Sibel's family her brother comments on the fact.
- The two languages spoken in Cyprus are Greek and Turkish, but English is spoken by almost everybody there.
- He was in his early forties, and not uncultured; he spoke French and Turkish as well as Arabic.
- There was not one person on duty who spoke any language other than Turkish.
- She told me that as she is growing older, whenever she gets emotional, the words come out in Turkish.
- The information will be given in English, Spanish, Turkish, Arabic, Chinese and Russian.
- I could recognize it was Turkish, but otherwise did not understand a word.
- They, like the lower urban class, tend to speak Turkish with regional accents and grammatical peculiarities.
- Since 1928, thanks to Kemal Ataturk, Turkish is written in a slightly modified version of the Roman alphabet.
- Choose your favorite political clichés and have them all translated into Turkish.
- When they switch to Farsi or throw in some Turkish, I lose what little grasp I have on the conversation.
- Farsi, Arabic, and Turkish are what Middle Eastern history students call primary source languages.
- He knows he has to speak English and, fortunately, my Turkish has improved so I can understand him.
- During the Ottoman era, Turkish was written in Arabic script, from right to left.
- Musharraf, an Urdu speaker, lived in Turkey from the age of six to 13, and speaks Turkish fluently.
- Most Muslims in Australia speak Arabic, followed by Turkish, English only, Indonesian or Malay, and Urdu.
- They spoke an Altaic language related to Mongol and Turkish, and still constitute a distinct ethnic group in China.
- Enough has been written about how the word came from Persian or Turkish.
- I presume studies on the influence of Turkish on the Persian language and Arabic, have been done.
- Its arguments were that Turkish is not the official language of the country so it could not be officially used in state institutions.
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